MONITOR REVIEW

BenQ FP2091 review

General
Monitor type:	flat panel
Display technology:	TFT (active matrix)
Features:	rotating screen + PivotPro software, i-Key for auto-calibration, VESA mounting arm / wall connector
Dimensions (W x H x D):	44.5 x 46.1 x 24.3 cm
Weight:	8.6 kg
Extras:	1 upstream, 4 downstream USB connectors
Display size:	20 in

Image
Native resolution:	1600 x 1200 pixels
Brightness:	250 cd/m2
Contrast ratio:	1 : 400
Vertical scan rate (max):	76 Hz
Horizontal scan rate (max):	81 KHz
Pixel size (dot pitch):	0.255 mm
Vertical viewing angle (max):	176 °
Horizontal viewing angle (max):	176 °
Pixel response time:	16 ms

Video input
Digital video input:	DVI-D
Analogue video signal:	composite video, S-Video, RGB
Analogue video input:	mini DIN, mini-D-Sub (15-pin)

Power
Power consumption in operation:	90 W
Power consumption on standby:	5 W
Compliant standards:	TCO '95

System requirements / software
Software included:	PivotPro

Service & support
Standard warranty:	3 years

Overview

BenQ FP2091

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Editors rating: 7.6

Verdict

It may not be cheap, but the 20in. BenQ FP209 performs well and displays both video and computer signals. If you can afford it, you won't be disappointed.

Typical price

£ 638

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